+ Follow MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BOARD Tag
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[Title] => Gozun orders 45-day mining moratorium in new gold-rush site
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Elisea Gozun has ordered a 45-day moratorium, starting last Thursday, on all mining acti—vities in the new gold-rush site in Mt. De Oro in Maco, Compos—tela Valley.
Gozun personally conveyed the order to the thousands of miners at the site in Barangay Barile during a visit the other day.
Environmental authorities fear that the wanton digging of tunnels and cutting of trees in Mt. De Oro might trigger landslides in the area.
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[Title] => Disaster might befall new gold-rush site, OCD fears
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Regional officials of the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) fear that a disaster might befall the newly discovered gold mining site at Mt. De Oro in Maco, Compostela Valley with the influx of thousands of people there.
Carmelito Lupo, the OCD’s Southern Mindanao (Region 11) director, said more than 6,000 small-scale miners are now in the gold-rush site in Barangay Barile.
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MINES AND GEOSCIENCES BOARD
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[Title] => Gozun orders 45-day mining moratorium in new gold-rush site
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Elisea Gozun has ordered a 45-day moratorium, starting last Thursday, on all mining acti—vities in the new gold-rush site in Mt. De Oro in Maco, Compos—tela Valley.
Gozun personally conveyed the order to the thousands of miners at the site in Barangay Barile during a visit the other day.
Environmental authorities fear that the wanton digging of tunnels and cutting of trees in Mt. De Oro might trigger landslides in the area.
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[Title] => Disaster might befall new gold-rush site, OCD fears
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Regional officials of the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) fear that a disaster might befall the newly discovered gold mining site at Mt. De Oro in Maco, Compostela Valley with the influx of thousands of people there.
Carmelito Lupo, the OCD’s Southern Mindanao (Region 11) director, said more than 6,000 small-scale miners are now in the gold-rush site in Barangay Barile.
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